Sentence examples for amusing elegance from inspiring English sources
This schematic landscape juxtaposes signs of spontaneity (nature) and deliberation (culture) with swift, amusing elegance.
In her later years, Powell met her and said that "so great was her elegance, charm, capacity to be amusing in a no-nonsense manner, that I could well believed her to be good-looking in her youth.
Sometimes tales of famous writers are more intriguing and amusing because of the distinguished reputation of those writers and the elegance of their prose.
Both are amusing, but neither can match the urbane wit of Hodgins's prose, nor the elegance of Shrek creator William Steig's accompanying illustrations.
Steve Ross, Craig Rubano and Sidney Myer, the three who performed, represent stylistic subdivisions: Mr. Ross embodies dapper piano-bar elegance, Mr. Rubano flowery theatrical romanticism, and Mr. Myer, who sang an amusing number about pheromones, vaudevillian mischief.
In addition to his uniformly charming cast, he has enlisted ace technical contributors: James Noone's stately set for Ramsden's study is warmed by Kirk Bookman's autumnal lighting; Theresa Squire's costumes embody turn-of-the-century elegance; M. Florian Staab's unobtrusive sound design offers the clop of carriage horses and an amusing fanfare swell when Hector starts pontificating.
